Hmm... I'm not sure and unable to replicate the problem even with your txt file. You may need to dig into the code some. The import functionality mostly resides in the Fuel_pages::import method which is called from the fuel/modules/fuel/controller/p…
There is a Fuel_admin::set_titlebar() method that can be used. The fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/module.php file uses this if you are looking for an example. It can be passed a key value array with the key being the URI and the value being the label…
For your first question, I'm not quite sure I understand the question/issue. Are you wanting there to be 2 different sets of content at the same URI location but based on your language. So "http://mysite.com/about" would show English, if you have se…
Thanks for posting back. Would you mind sending in a pull request for these code changes? One minor change would be to change the preserveTitleHTML to preserve_title_html to be consistent with how other config keys.
https://github.com/daylightstudi…
deal_id would need to be one of the returned fields in your list for it to get merged in. The {id} field is always included but set to be a hidden field. To add that field, you can include it in a select statement in your models list_items method li…
There seems to be a few stackoverflows out there about this issue (I hadn't heard of it before):
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24197844/database-utility-backups-not-working-with-mysqli-codeignitor
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27116299/how…
Sometimes, the markers are affected by surrounding HTML styles. If you move where you call that to a different area does the offset kick in? There should be an HTML element inserted into the page with a class of __fuel_marker__ and should have a st…
Are you able to var_dump on $this->fuel->drugs to determine what type of object (if one exists at all) there? The Fuel.php class should be lazy loading in the fuel/modules/drugs/libraries/Fuel_drugs.php class to exist at $this->fuel->dru…
If you use the class, you can include your fields array in that method instead of in the configuration. Also, there is an $include variable that doesn't look to be defined:
$fields = parent::fields($include);
That's a typo and should be the Fuel_layout.php. Often we'll create a Base_layout class that extends the Fuel_layout and inherit from that which is where that typo came from. I'll make a fix for the 1.3 documentation.
To populate the values of the repeated fields, you should set the value as an array or JSON string in the format of an array of array values like so:
$value = array( array('image' => 'image1.jpg', 'name' =>'Name 1'), array('image' =&…
You will need to dynamically create those menu items and use the "append" parameter for the fuel_nav function. Below is a possible example of what it could look like:
foreach($categories as $cat) { $category_nav[$cat->name] = array('parent_…
Not sure if this will work but what if you use this format:
'Salt Values' => array('model' => 'saltvalues_model', 'module' => 'saltvalues', 'relationships_model'=>'saltvaluecompositions/saltvaluecompositions_model') );
This is assuming …